Cuisines

Tartary soba

Tartary soba is said to contain 100 times more rutin, which strengthens capillaries, than Japanese soba. When boiled, it is slightly yellow in color and has a bittersweet flavor.

Hiraniwa Kogen Park Golf Course

You will move around on the green grass using a special club and ball. The course has 4 courses and 36 holes. Even those with no golf experience can easily play.

Blueberry picking and jam making

We are waiting for you to pick blueberries, which are a blessing to nature that are easy on the eyes, and make jam. (Reservation required)

Mt. Iwate seen from the rocky mountain (Takuboku Bokyo Hill)

Koishihama scallop burger

A local burger made with Ofunato's brand scallops, Koishihama. A scallop croquette containing a whole high-quality, thick and sweet scallop is topped with tartar sauce.

Okunakayama Kogen Onsen Kousei no Yu [Oku Nakayama Kogen Onsen]

You can enjoy a variety of baths, including a sauna, herbal bath, and electric bath.

Yabukawa soba

It is said that the taste of soba is better if it is grown in a colder region, and Yabukawa soba is full of flavor and is made from 100% brown soba grown in Yabukawa, which is suitable for these conditions. Especially in October, you can enjoy fresh soba at a restaurant along National Route 455 in Yabukawa.

Nodayaki experience (pottery class)

You can try your hand at making pottery at the pottery studio inside the Asian Folk Art Museum. “Hand-making” allows you to return to your childhood and create original works while kneading clay. The baked items will be shipped the next day. learning effect By kneading clay with your bare hands and making it three-dimensionally, your attachment to things (shapes) and creativity will increase. message to teacher You will feel a sense of accomplishment twice: when you knead the clay and finally get a shape, and later when you see the finished product.

Hiraniwa Kogen Campsite

A campsite full of greenery surrounded by a vast beech forest. Hiraniwa Kogen, which boasts the largest white birch forest in Japan, is a treasure trove of nature.You can also gather mushrooms and watch wild birds from here, and it is often used for school events, children's parties, and families. You can also use the nearby Hiraniwa Sanso for just bathing. You can enjoy an early morning walk observing the vast beech forest and precious wildflowers, or stargazing on a clear night.